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It's time for an Axis of Reason
The world may be tired of the Middle East. But confronted with the Houthis, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and Hamas, we need one last effort to make things…
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The ICC’s Israel arrest warrants have backfired
Countries' rights to grant immunity basically defangs the court's indictments
Dec 19
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The ICC’s Israel arrest warrants have backfired
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Why a Gaza hostage deal may be imminent
Hamas and Hezbollah are beaten, Iran is cautious, Netanyahu somehow survived, and Trump is coming
Dec 16
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Dan Perry
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A crazy end to 2024
A subscription to Ask Questions Later is a gift that keeps on giving! Here's why.
Dec 15
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A crazy end to 2024
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Assad's fall: The awesome power of unintended consequences
Could Iran's mullahs be next?
Dec 9
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Dan Perry
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Assad's fall: The awesome power of unintended consequences
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Massive unprecedented pushback for Putin's election meddling, from Romania
In a global first, Romania cancels its presidential election due to Russian interference. Will the US and Europe take note?
Dec 6
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Dan Perry
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Massive unprecedented pushback for Putin's election meddling, from Romania
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A storm brews in the South China Sea
The West risks being distracted by Ukraine and the Middle East, warns top Filipino diplomat
Dec 5
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A storm brews in the South China Sea
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A pro-Putin, anti-Western storm makes landfall in Romania
The stakes in next Sunday’s presidential runoff are probably the highest in the 35 years since the overthrow of communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu
Dec 2
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Dan Perry
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A pro-Putin, anti-Western storm makes landfall in Romania
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A surreal encounter with Ion Iliescu
As a nervous Romania votes, I recall being beaten up there by secret police, mocked by drunks in a paddy wagon, and tricked by the scheming president
Dec 1
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Dan Perry
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A surreal encounter with Ion Iliescu
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Netanyahu is right to end the war in Lebanon — and Gaza should follow
Hezbollah, alas, lives to fight another day - but not on Israel's border
Nov 26
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Dan Perry
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Netanyahu is right to end the war in Lebanon — and Gaza should follow
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Do the voters know that Trump’s policies would drive inflation?
They’re sending a message; they’re paying attention; they know what they’re doing. But sometimes you gotta wonder.
Nov 25
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Do the voters know that Trump’s policies would drive inflation?
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BUCHAREST DISPATCH: Romania votes amid concerns about appeasing Russia
All things considered, it’s amazing what 35 years can do
Nov 24
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Dan Perry
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